do know it is starting in a vacant building behind me here on american street. >> you can see what's left hine, not too much, just shell after building. philadelphia fire department wrapping up its gear, however the other side, too hard to see because of the smoke. ladder truck still in the air, water still being put onto this building. now, this fire is under control, but did a lot of damage. two firefighters suffered minor injuries, and one civilian critically injured suffering burns to more than 08 press of his body. meanwhile, fire crews still on scene as i mention. live on the corner of american and york streets. a lot of smoke, so if you are in philadelphia, and smelling smoke this morning, it is likely coming from this area. now, take a look at the incredible video. what the fire look like earlier this morning, it broke out here in kensington, around 2:30, in the 2400 block of american street. we're told the fire start in the vacant commercial building, that fire tore through that building and the building collapsed, then the fire spread to neighboring

paper storage business. with that fire load and the win conditions out here this morning, that fire spread quickly and became a four alarm fire. vacant build something destroyed. able to save it from severe damage because of big effort on the part of firefighters. take a listen. >> one of the things we did do , establish zone early in the fair, make sure everyone is out, once again. smoke was hi, flames big when i got here, crazy. >> the furniture business only suffered minor damage, some damage to the roof. because of firefighters, work, more than 120 firefighters were on scene mocking more than 30 pieces of equipment. now, we're told that civilian that was badly burned was taken to temple university hospital, with those severe burns, over 80% of his body. fire officials tell us that he

was seen coming out of the vacant building on fire himself. no cause of a fire at this moment. live in kensington, jan carabeo, "eyewitness news" on the "cw" fill. >> i thank you, jen. we will get back to you. now, live look at the apple store on walnut st. in center city. the store just opened, at 8:00. that means the new iphone six and iphone six plus are on sale. dozen of people lined up around the block all night long, all morning long, we've seen similar scenes all across the country today, more storage, better cameras, than previous iphones. game on. lots of smiles. lots of folks getting their new gadgets. >> coming up on 803 let's get your traffic and weather together. start with kate. >> i touching on briefly, ukee, we just had live report from jan, i have been out here on the cbs-3 skydeck every hour since we went on the air on sister station cbs-3. i can actually smell the smoke

now here in center city. you can probably see thin haze behind me. over center city. if you smelled smoke, it is very likely because of that unfolding scene out there. where january was just reporting live. now, storm scan3, totally quiet. we'll keep it that way for yet another day, high pressure in place once again. temperatures are into the 50's, at least couple of these choice locations in the live neighborhood network, now that the sun's been up, starting to feel more and more comfortable with that sunlight helping to warm things up. for us. problem is it only warms up so far. about two weeks give or take ahead of schedule on the thermometer readings. at best, shooting for the low 70s in philadelphia. but despite that full sunshine, yes, more like october. soap, have the sunglasses ready, and i highly suggest extra layer walking out the door, too, vittoria? >> good morning, everyone, you won't believe it. but in the same exact spot, that we had an accident, on

the eastbound side of 422, multiple vehicle accident, that occurred around 6:30 this morning, in the same spot, now, another accident. blocking the left-hand lane. police on scene, you will notice, that we do have some debris in the roadway as well as a result of the crash. you're already delayed on the eastbound side of 422, between approaching oaks and this point, here, approaching 23. very serious incident, we lynn to keep you updated on this, no sign of emergency personnel or even penndot besides the police officer just yet. so will be waiting for this to clear out of the way and keep you updated. looking at the schuylkill expressway, also police activity traveling in the westbound direction, around city avenue. seeing it is mostly on the shoulder, but in regard to the schuylkill, you are delayed in either direction, moving to and from the area of city avenue. you know, that as you do every morning. ninety-five southbound, big old delay out of northeast philadelphia, down through the vine. once you get to the vine you're slow to and from broad. keep in mind, reporting about the fire location, in the kensington section of

philadelphia, all morning long. it is still controls g, american street at york, front street your best alternate. and affecting and detouring bus routes 39 and 57. also watch out for minor delays for regional rail lines. natasha? >> thank you very much, vet tore y also breaking this morning, scotland decides not to break away from the united kingdom, overwhelming eight a % turned out to vote explains why. >> reporter: campaigns err who fought to stop scotland from breaking away from the united kingdom declared victory. >> we have chosen unity over division. i'm positive change, rather than needless separation. >> majority of scott's vote today reject a referendum, that would have ended the country's 307 year partnership with the united kingdom. scotland first minister had hoped to lead his country to independence. >> i accept that the people, and i call on all of scotland to follow suit. >> now, he must unite a

country deeply divided by this two-year long independence campaign. >> british prime minister david cameron says he will follow through with promises cents to transfer more political power, to scotland. >> so now it is time for our united kingdom to come together and to move forward. in london, alphonso van marsh, "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly". >> i mention moderate syrian rebels, now goes cents to president obama to sign into law. senate has approved the president's request a day after the house did the same. the congressional action comes as isis releases yet another video showing a british journalist being held captive. knew video just into us, robbery at little ceasar's in wynnefield, happens tuesday, but police just released releass surveillance tape this morning. suspect you see here has

distinctive walk. after getting money from the clerk the man makes his get away on a bike. if you have any tips, please contact police right away. >> developing right now, eric frin man wanted in connect with decksly ambush; now on the fbi most wanted list. police say frein is armed and dangerous, as a precaution, the pocono school district canceled classes for a third day, as manhunt intensifies. they believe he is hiding somewhere in the woods around blooming grove pike county. >> we can't let this fellow get out of the area, a danger to other law enforcement and society. >> funeral held yesterday in scranton. for err marine leaves behind a wife and two children. still no arrests in the violent attack every same sex couple in center city. now federal officials are keeping an eye on the investigation, as well. councilman jim kenny sent this letter to the u.s. attorney's

office, asking them to look into the case. the councilman also asks if they would prosecute it as a hate crime. federal investigators, have been in contact with local authorities, but they say a decision to move forward has not been made. >> make sure this did not happen, or if it did happen the federal government should take the case. >> investigators questioned six people from the group seen here in the surround veins -- surveillance video. some people tell different version, the victims are the ones who instigated the fight. >> eagles star lesean mccoy speaking out about the controversy in the nfl. interview only seen on "eyewitness news", next. >> straight ahead, vacation nightmare playing out for tourists in mexico. we're hearing from couple from our area, left stranded. >> then, why is this restaurant rewarding patrons for bad reviews? we'll explain when we come back. katy? >> ukee, another real nice day for us. this pattern has really just

hooked us up, overall, really nice weather, few minor hiccups along the way, i'll give that you. we'll talk about those, but overall, i have good news coming your way. stay tuned, we'll be right back with the full forecast. >> ♪ >> philadelphia city hall going green to save some green. probably won't notice it from the outside, but the city switching to energy efficient led lights in the clock tower. current light bulbs have to be replaced every six to nine months, the new ones should last ten years each. change will save the city some $10,000 a year on electricity, plus another $30,000 in labor and materials. we'll be back. >> ♪

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>> updating breaking news for you this morning. take a look at these fierce flames. three people were injured, after a massive fire broke out in a vacant kensington warehouse, 25 year old man was cents returned to the hospital, with burns, to more than 08 press of his body. two firefighters suffered minor injuries quickly spread to paper business next-door. cause of the fire is still under investigation. even now, and fears are growing over the safety of americans strands in the mexico, in the aftermath of hurricane odile. some philadelphiansho want a vacation in cab owe san lucas, now stuck there in confusion, chaos, and danger. they spoke exclusively with "eyewitness news", to reporter noel mcclaren. >> this was far from the vacation for philadelphia travelers plan to a luxury

resort in cabo san lucas, windows actually blew in on -- from tiny internet cafe to weak signal, matt and his cyst nerve law to be lindsey reagan say this is the most communication they've had with the outside worlds in days. they shared their story of survival, from the storm. >> entire area completely devastated. no power lines, no self-service, nothing. >> hurricane odile hilt their hotel on day two of the vacation sunday, strands in the mexico ever since, but their significant others. now they're struggling to get back home to philadelphia. >> we don't know how to go about getting on a flight. >> we actually pass through the airport yesterday, and completely inaccessible. there are literally thousands of people trying to get in. >> with no help from the us government -- >> the us consolate says go to the airport and hope for the best. >> reaching out to "eyewitness news", hoping to grab the attention of local

legislatures, that's just a start of their problems. >> now, growing fear, is that the people around here, are in a devastated area, and they're lacking resources. so, entirely possible that we become targets because we have monday. >> i for now, they say, they found shelter in a hotel four hours away from cabo. not much, but until they can get home, they say, it will do. >> i have a hotel with four walls, running water. >> we're luckier than a lot of people. >> also told thaws 30,000 other americans are also stranded with them there in mexico, most of them from the west coast or from california, itself. but they did say that they met up with another large group of people who is also from the northeast, and is in need of rescue. in the sat center, noel mcclaren, "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly". >> time for a check of traffic and weather together. morning, kate. >> i hey, natasha, good morning, we kick it off with another view of the live neighborhood network, camera

angle, clearly the sun is up, and it is definitely casting couple of shadows for one thing, but also, creating sun glare if you are driving right into it. so be red foyer that. 54 degrees the current temperature, very modest northeasterly flow. let's take a look at storm scan3, still under the influence today of high pressure, the combination of our next system, starting to get their act together here, across the northern high planes, out toward the northern rockies, going to be sunday night into monday morning issue, so we have couple of days before we really have to worry about any more wet weather. meanwhile, a lot of penn state alum my headed out from philly in toward happy valley and looks like the drive should be pretty easy, one for you here, game time 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. it will be little breezy out, there i think, but should generally see sunshine in time for kick off maybe starting off with few clouds, low 70s expected, in state college university park. meanwhile, the course of our weekends, starting to heat up here. the reason we have the clouds tomorrow, not just in happy valley, but here, as well, is warmfront. so warmfront, warm air, warmer temperatures as a result. 77 degrees your daytime high

tomorrow. call it partly sunny, but i think start off with more clouds, end one more sunshine later in the day. 82 degrees by sunday, warmest day of the pack here, guys, remember, this is your last hooray for the summer season, the last full weekend of it. so, by monday, as we turn the page, on summer and head into fall, it looks like the temperatures are actually going to take a hit too. very appropriate, i think. >> good morning, everyone, still dealing with this crash on the eastbound side of 422, and if you are headed out of this area, or you have been commuting this area this morning, it is to has just been rough spot for hours. eastbound 422, approaching the area of 23, right out of trooper, a crash, blocking the left-hand lane. notice the skidmarks right there. also, emergency teams seem to be, police officers as well as pendot. one lane of traffic maneuvering by, the delay stemming all the way back beyond oaks, take a look, every single lane, if i were to cover up this westbound side right here it, would look like still shot. that is how awful the delay is. you will also finds very high

volume, on trooper road as well. so if you can maneuver through it, i would suggest doing. that will also i would suggest avoiding the inch section of american and york, closed because of the fire location, kensington, front street your best alternate, also, expecting the 39 and 57 bus routes, they are detouring, as a result that far four alarm fire, west trenton we still have 15 minute delays too to signal problems, also, delays for cynwyd, ten minutes, now 15 minutes because of signal problems. usual rush, 95, the schuylkill, vine st. expressway, all still slow. >> series of domestic violence cases still on the minds of many football fans. a lot of people are calling on the san francisco 49ers to bench defensive ends ray motorcycle done al of accused of hitting his pregnant fiancee. so far not facing any charges. meanwhile, cardinals running back johnathan dwyer is out of jail, after being charged with head butting his wife. and it looks like adrian peterson and gregg hardly not play any time soon, while they

work out their legal issues. with the nfl in turmoil, sport director beasley reese sat down for exclusive interview with eagles running back lesean mccoy to talk about the league's image problem. >> we're blessed to be here. you know? i look at all of the people i grow with, players, that was maybe more talented i was, didn't get the shotty was, to play in the fl. that's almost every little kid's dream, to finally get here, make this type of money, you know, play the type of game you love. kids looking up to you. that's like wow, why not do things the right way. you know, i think as a whole, us players, we can do better once the decision we make. >> do you pay attention to the punishments, and the decisions, like has the commissioner handled this, the way it should be hands philadelphia. >> sometimes i think about it, but it is hard to say, because being this that position, to have to handle so much, you

know, a lot of decisions do you have make is very tough. like my position, what i do, i know be tough to play running back, make their own cult, get blasted, they will by a 300 pounder, correlation just saying as far as being in somebody's shoes, being make the right decision is hard. >> seymour of my exclusive interview with shady 11:30 sunday live from lincoln financial field. >> your time 8:19. the food is fine. the service spectacular. >> so why is one restaurant rewarding diners for bad reviews? we'll explain that for you coming up. first a look at what's coming up tonigight on the "cw philly".

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>> at the italian bristro, take pride in their italian pasta, loyal customers, a and one star yelp reviews. >> co-owner began offering customers 25% off for posting a one star review on yelp. and as a result, business is booming. they rack up eight pages of knee reviews, less than 48 hours, most of them one star ratings, with smashingy or positive comments. ranking from my food arrived before i wanted it, to love the campaign, and you've earned a new customer. >> in a way i think it is really smart. it is guerrilla marking. >> all those says marketing wasn't his motive, rather tired of getting calls from yelp asking him to ties, and frustrated there was cents no way to remove his restaurant from the review site altogether. >> if i had to be -- at least i control my terms. >> but his terms do violate yelp's terms of service offering incentives in exchange for row views, something yelp brought to his attention this week. >> i would definitely stop to

do, better review on yelp. >> in a statement, yelp says, consume versa right to express their opinion, regarding local businesses. and points to new california law that prevents business action from suing customers who give them bad reviews. while yelp wouldn't say how it would handle the bristro blatant violations or request to be removed from yelp, they may have inadvertently just severed up a way to beat yelp at its own game. >> that was julie watts reporting. >> interesting.

good mornings everyone, i'm ukee washingtonment following breaking news this morning, huge warehouse fire in kensington, the enormous flames broke out around 2:30 this morning, in a vacant building at american and york streets. the fire spread from the vacant warehouse to a paper company nearby. a civilian was burned over 80% of his body, but he's fighting for his life right now, we understand, two firefighters suffered minor injuries, teams are still dousing down hot spots, at the moment. so far there is cents no word on the cause. let's get your forecast with katie in the weather center. >> good morning, very happy friday, being sent your way, more nice weather, coming our way, little cool out there, i'll give that you, at least for daytime highs. generally the current temperature readings are very much where we found them in recent days here, so under a

generally again just bright blue sky, handful of clouds, nothing more than that throughout the day. so we do eventually warm up. but only so far. it is a real dose of october. early october. so really only couple of weeks early in terms of the range of temperatures. but 71 at best for that high. it stays quiet tonight, we drop it back down to the 50's, another good sleeping weather kind of night if you haven't already turned the ac off. i would say get to it. save on the energy bill. warm warming trends takes place this weekend, tan couldn't come with better timing we officially see summer's last hooray. tory? >> thank you, katie. definitely not seeing the last of this accident just yet, on 422, or at least the end of it in any time soon. if you are traveling on 422, eastbound, blocking the left hand lane, approaching the area of 23, a crash, blocking not only the left-hand lane, but even the shoulder, you have squeeze trying to get through there is emergency teams on scene, and delay, stemming all the way back to 29. we also if you are traveling on the westbound side of the 30 bypass, right around route 100, an accident blocking the left-hand lane. and watch out for some delays for our regional rail lines,

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kensington, still fire crews remaining on the scene, dousing the still smoldering remains, with water. now there is fire did a lot of damage, three people were injured, two of those people were firefighters, with minor injuries, and a man had severe burns on top of all of that, three buildings are either damaged or destroyed. >> judge flames lept from one building to the next, as dozens of firefighters did their best to keep this fire from spreading further. >> the smoke was hi, flames was like kind of big when i got here, it was crazy. >> the fire started in a vacant commercial building, here on the corner of american and york streets, around two doctor 30. the flames burned so intensely, the building collapsed. fire then spread to neighboring storage company. >> easier for the fire to get to the exposure, because of paper storage, that's a lot of fuel. >> more than 100 firefighters

working a hundred pieces cents of equipment focused on exterior that ising. >> they can build, no need to put anyone in harms way. we do risk assessment on every fire where we determine if there is no life hazard, and we can't take the property, de do defensive tax. >> took more than an hour two, firefighters suffered minor injuries, and ma man, civilian, critically injured, suffering burns to more than 08% of his body. this, a site fright toning neighbors, early on, wondering how much the flames would grow. >> oh, my god. i'm running. >> you don't know. >> now, firefighters were able to save this furniture warehouse on the corner of american street here, only minor damage, to the roof. meanwhile, that man who was taken to the hospital in critical condition, has not been identified today, only that he is 25 years old, we are told that he was taken to temple university hospital, again, with burns over 80% of his body. now, fire officials tell us, he was spotted running out of the vacant building on fire

earlier this morning, as for a cause, that is still yet to be determined. the fire marshall is on scene, working on that investigation. live in kensington, jan carabeo, "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly". >> jan, thanks so much for the update. 8:33, nearly, 8: 32, let's check in with katie see what's going on with the weather. >> you know, that the tasha, as we continue to track at least what's left now of that fire scene, the winds has definitely played a role, and half hour ago, i actually smelled the smoke myself when i was out on the cbs-3 skydeck, so i want to show you waist going on with the winds first and for most, relatively light wind, little more noticeable in other spots, in a couple of spots versus others, but you can seymour than anything, look at the arrows, see, moving in from the northeast, so as our winds flow begins to shift more easterly throughout the day, yes, again, that smoke may continue to sort of shift with time here. but, that said, storm scan3 is quiet, tell at this, bright blue sky in almost every location, few more clouds down the shore at the moment. but his will jenny end up

being real nice day. for everybody. it is just little cooler than average. low 70s expected at best, both in philadelphia, and at the immediate shore points, up in the poconos, and. >> yes, around two weeks ahead of schedule, still real nice day. torrey, over to you. >> thank you, and good morning, everyone, still dealing with this incident on 422, this is the eastbound side of 422 crash blocking the left-hand lane, but seems to be now that it is temporarily closing the eastbound side of 42 it, approaching the area of 23. this delay stemming all the way back toward royersford, it does seem to be now that they are allowing one lane to get through, but with this closure, and rush hour traffic expect a megs, especially on trooper. american street at york because of the four alarm warehouse fire, first al until the, take front, i would highly suggest highly avoid the area if you k also, it is also affecting the 39 and 57 bus routes, they are on

detour, since we're on this map, take a look, 95, slow going out of northeast philadelphia, down through to the area of the vine. washing for delays on the schuylkill and trying to get to the schuylkill from the roosevelt. you have the usual delays. speaking of delays, 15 minute delay problems for the west trenton regional rail line, cynwyd, and this is all because of signal problems, ukee, natasha? >> thank you, police florida are investigating a tragic murder suicide. eight people dead after grandfather opens fire on his own family before killing himself. and six of these victims are children, including a baby. >> this family has history of tragedy. >> florida community looking for answer this is morning after horrifying shooting. police say this man, 59 year old dom dom, shot and killed his 28 year old daughter and six of his grab children. before taking his own life. >> certain things in life you can explain. certain things that you can't. this is not one that i can explain. >> the children ranged in age from just under three months,

to 11 years old. they were all killed inside spirit's home in the north florida town of bell. the gillcrest county sheriff said spirit called 911 late yesterday afternoon, and then shot himself after a deputy arrived. >> we are asking for prayers, for this community, the families involved. >> spirit had a lengthy criminal record, and officers had been called to the house, before. in 2001, he shot his eight year old son to death, and what was determined to be a hunting accident. spirit's sister said her brother was dealing with lingering grief from that incident, and health problems, including diabetes. >> police say they had no indication spirit was capable of a crime like this one. wendy gillette, "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly". >> police in california hager necessary connection with fast moving wild fire, burning near sacramento. authorities arrested this man, 37 year old, wayne alec hunts-mans on suspicion of arson. investigators believe he ignited the king fire, currently threatening almost

12,000 homes nearby. officials already evacuated more than 2500 people from their homes. meantime, huntsman being held on $10 million bail. just a frightening ordeal, for passengers aboard a jet blue plane. the flight had just left long beach airport in california for austin, texas. shortly after take off. the cabin filled with smoke after the flight experienced some engine trouble. it quickly returned for emergency landing. passengers exited that airbus a320 on the slides. >> i thought this was t my wife was cents right next to me. we were going on vacation, she held me, she was crying, i thought, well, here we go. >> among those on the plane, twilight actor jackson, told he's okay, so are the only passengers and five crew members. new jersey governor chris christie meantime says he is growing tired of the legislative committee investigating the bridge scandal. the governor blasted lawmakers on the committee for leaking documents to the media. >> should absolutely answer for where the leaks come from.

if they can't run their own ship then they shouldn't be in charge after investigation. and it is really starting to bother me now, that we have these leaks that go on and on and on. >> the committee says the governor's office not cooperating fully with the investigation. lawmakers investigating whether politics was behind lane closures on the george washington bridge, that caused that gridlock last year. well, a tourist is robbed at gunpoint, on crowded street. >> and it just so happens that tourist was wearing a camera. we'll show you incredible video, and also, ahead, in the health watch, september is ovarian cancer awareness month. we're hearing from patient being treated for this disease, plus the warning signs that women do need to know about. >> then the stars of the new cbs show madam secretary turn taught walk the red carpet. we'll take you there when we come back.

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behind the vacant warehouse completely destroyed. and as we have reported, one man suffered severe burns, we're told, he's in critical condition. two firefighters as well suffered minor injuries. >> on the hell watch, this morning, september is ovarian cancer awareness month. >> the dead lynn diseases one of the hardest to detect, often the diagnosis comes too late. correspondent marlie hall spoke to one woman, battling this disease. >> doris, fighting for her life. the 79 year old was diagnosed with late stage ovarian cancer last year. after months of feeling bloated and nauseous. >> by the time the symptoms come up, it is already in you, pretty big, that's the sad part about/-- ovarian cancer. >> it went into remission, but now back. >> i thought i had it beat. >> about three quarters of women with ovarian cancer diagnosissed when late stage

disease. >> signs and symptoms can be very vague, and subtle. from a a mild and and complaint to loss of urine for when you cough or sneeze to inability to eat much of a meal. >> doctors say, it is important to know whether you are at risk. doctor david fishman heads up mt. sinai ovarian risk assessment program. >> women who have increased risk based on genetic or personal issues, genetic issues can be family history of cancers, that are inherit recall, breast, ovarian, colon, thyroid cancers, melanoma. >> doris says her diagnosis was a big shock since she has no family history. >> be very, very diligent with your body. women have to be. >> more educated. >> 15% of late stage survive. doris hopes she is one of them in new york, marlie hall, "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly". doctors recommend women

with family history of ovarian and breast cancers get formal genetic evaluation by board certified genetic counselor. it is now 8:43, traffic and weather together. good morning, kate. >> i in the tasha, good morning, everybody, we start things off with region wide zoom on storm scan3, high pressure has since regained the lead here, it will hold tight for at least a day. before our next warmfront does move in. and, that will actually start to take place as early as tomorrow. eventually a cold front also going to slide through our area right now couple of days until that happens. >> this lend up being beautiful day for you outside kutztown area middle school. we continue to see full sunshine, just couple of clouds here and, there we did have some fog issues reported back through central pennsylvania, but generally not reeling i find g too much that far at this hour anyway. at least in this camera view. 51 degrees the current temperature. meanwhile we had a loft outdoor sporting events going on, you have got friday night football for all of the high schoolers, then you have got the union playing tomorrow college games, eagles sun dame, as far as the union

specifically, looks like great night, we continue to playoff push. 07 degrees at kick off, modest breeze, more of a breeze kicking in at lush initially tomorrow. also notice more clouds initially, but i promise you you will get some sun, as well, overall pretty decent weekends, obviously warming up nicely here. >> summer last hooray, last full weekend of summer now, here it is, some sun on sunday, it will be the warmest day the next seven at 82 degrees. victoria? >> say it ain't so. said -- say it ain't so. >> if you are traveling on 422, unfortunately, this incident is still out there. 422 approaching the area, just beyond trooper, approaching 23, the left lane being taken out by this vehicle here, we also have police and penndot on scene. if you are traveling in this area, this delay stemming all the way back toward royersford, it is literally tapping that line. if you are trying to get to 422 from trooper road, you are also going to have big old

problem. as we take a look at the big old ben franklin bridge, westbound we have delays making your way in toward philadelphia from about the mid-span through down toward eighth and vine, and if you are traveling on the vine st. expressway we have delays going to and from broad street in both directions, also, 95 southbound, headed out of northeast, still delayed, making your way into downtown, problems on the schuylkill, you know that usual pockets, still because of the fire location in kensington, american, and york street, closed front street your best alternate. and it is still affecting bus routes 39 and 57. they are detouring in this area. i, however, would just personally advise to you just avoid it if you can. it is still an active zone. we head back to the desk. >> all right, torrey, thanks so much. breaking news in today's headlines, four alarm fire has destroyed vacant warehouse at american and york streets this is over in kensington. one burn over 80% every his body two, firefighters suffered minor injuries. more breaking news, scotland has voted to remain

part of the united kingdom, voters turned out in unprecedented numbers to cast their ballots. >> doors are open at center city's apple store and dozens of people are buying their new iphones. iphone six and iphone six plus went on sale at 8:00 this morning. they're going fast. >> yes, and it is not the iphone that has hundreds every people lining up right now in baltimore. all those people you see there are trading in their ray rice football jerseys. reporter karen adams just tweeted it pick outside the bank stadium. we reported the ravens are allowing fans to swap their rice jerseys for another players jersey. that's what's happening south in baltimore. >> south of that, washington power brokers hit the red carpet last night for private screening of the new cbs drama madam secretary. >> this will be a good series. new series premiers this sunday on sister station cbs-3. as diana rock eggs shows us, the stars of the show were joined tonight or last night

by real madam secretary. >> plays liz belt, for err cia agent, now college professor, whose old mentor now president. >> i have recruited you for the dia. i trust you. >> stop into. >> step into what? >> secretary of state. >> the invitation only screening, was full of washington insiders such as "face the nation", bob schieffer. >> i think she will be a great secretary of state. >> women are particularly well poised to be secretary of state. just because i think that we are a great diplomate. >> plays her supportive husband, henry. >> executive producer morning and freeman said he was

looking for a story with a strong woman. >> a lot of images, strong females out, there so coming up with a different, unique, was a little important. >> women are not always portrayed on television, in ways that real women appreciate. >> madeline albright, country's first female secretary of state, says madam secretary shows how far women have come. >> my youngest granddaughter, when she turned seven, about five years ago, so what's the big deal about grandmom maddie being secretary of state? only girls are secretary of state. >> washington insiders and the stars are all excited about the start of this new series, on this red carpet, it was by far the real madam secretary, madeline add brail. stole the show, diana rocco, "eyewitness news" cbs news. >> see encore presentation at 10:30, on sister station

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>> became running joke. >> has been the show me bullet. >> just watch out for your friends. all right, amigos. >> jeannie moses. new york. >> wow. >> how about that? >> he's going to study up on the words for moth amigo. bad guy. >> yes opposite of amigo. >> right. >> quick check on eagles forecast, sunday afternoon 1:00 p.m. man does it look nice. >> beautiful. >> sunshine, 08 degrees out there, again, that's sunday afternoon, for now, we're still into the 50's, generally around the board, little cool, little milder just depending on locations. >> thank you, katie. 422, 422, approaching 423, still accident compromising that area and blocking the left-hand lane, delay all the way back toward royersford,

still delays in the usual spots. >> need a note, be late for work. will you write it for them? >> i got it. >> you got t thanks, for watching "eyewitness news" on the "cw" fill i more local news weather traffic and sports we're always on at cbsphilly.com. >> check us out talk philly at noon on cbs-3. back in a 30 seconds one more check of traffic news and weather together. take care. >> great weekend.

good morning, everyone, i'm natasha brown, update on breaking news this morning. investigator are sing consider for the cause of huge warehouse fire in kensington. this fire broke out at york and american streets, about 2:30, this morning. and, spread from vacant warehouse, to nearby paper company. one man is in the hospital are with burns, two firefighters suffered minor injuries. eyewitness weather forecast this beautiful friday. meteorologist, katie, what's it look being like? >> not too bad. is it, natasha? i wish coy take the credit. >> pleasure to bring the forecast for you on days like there is generally just got really quiet, calm weather

ill clouds here and, there but basically nice sunny day, dose of early october, though, with the temperatures, high just 71. drop it back to the 50's tonight under just couple of clouds. now there is a warmfront lifting in, so i think you'll see a lot more cloud cover tomorrow than what we find today. don't let it deter you. weekends will stay dry. eventually we get some sun throughout the saturday. more of it i think sunday, but look at the nice warming trends that takes place. summer's last hooray this weekend, remember fall officially begins on monday night, and to go along with it temperatures will take a hit here. tory? >> thank you so much. katie, well you will definitely take a hit traffic wise traveling on 422, the the pattern with 422 the entire morning. still accident eastbound 422 approaching area of 33 out of trooper. >> this delay stemming even beyond trooper out toward oaks, out toward royersford. give yourself more time. if i were to block this westbound side, this would look like a still shot. so plan accordingly if that's where you are headed. also avoid american street, at

york. still dealing with that four alarm fire location. your best alternate is front street. it is also affecting the 39 and also the 57 bus route, as well. (natural sounds). tasha. >> that's eyewitness new for now, join us for talk philly coming up at noon. great day

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